What’s Up With Your URL?- Update

As I promised in my post about weird URL of my blog, I am doing just a little follow up. Here are the results in Google for the title of the article. As you can see the page itself was not indexed yet but my blog shows up nonetheless.

Heres is another example of the post I wrote about Yugster. Not only it is indexed, but it shows up in Goole for “Yugster YouTube”. While this post was published few days later, I think it got indexed so quickly because of an incoming link from PRWeb.

So there you go fellow affiliate, don’t sweat over “keyword-stuffed” (I am just making this term up) URLs. The truth is it doesn’t matter that much. Besides if you promote merchant like Amazon, you will need domains in thousands to satisfy this myth. Get some quality links pointing your way and you will rank well for George Bush even if your domain says www.BillyClinton.com 😉 (It’s a joke, no political debates please!)

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4 thoughts on “What’s Up With Your URL?- Update”

  1. Vlad – Thanx for the follow-up. This is very interesting stuff. I know that msn weighs a lot more on URL titles, but, I think you are right about the incomming links – if you establish those efficiently, you do not have anything to worry about.

  2. Vlad – Thanx for the follow-up. This is very interesting stuff. I know that msn weighs a lot more on URL titles, but, I think you are right about the incomming links – if you establish those efficiently, you do not have anything to worry about.

  3. Mark, I do not discount the keywords in the url. The beuaty of WordPress is that you can configure to custom permalinks to include the keywords in url.

    I think some confusion may have come from the fact that in PPC campaigns if you have keyword in title, descrition, and display urls your CTR will be much better.

    When it comes to SEO, incoming links from an authority sites can boost your ranking quite alot. But it takes time and patience, which I tend to luck.

  4. Mark, I do not discount the keywords in the url. The beuaty of WordPress is that you can configure to custom permalinks to include the keywords in url.

    I think some confusion may have come from the fact that in PPC campaigns if you have keyword in title, descrition, and display urls your CTR will be much better.

    When it comes to SEO, incoming links from an authority sites can boost your ranking quite alot. But it takes time and patience, which I tend to luck.

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